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POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN HUMANITARIAN DEVELOPMENT

Course Overview

The Post Graduate Diploma in Humanitarian Development offered by the Global Relief Institute (GRI) is a comprehensive program designed to equip professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary for effective action in both humanitarian and development contexts. As humanitarian disasters continue to impact communities worldwide, the need for skilled workers who can manage and integrate short-term relief with long-term recovery and development has never been more crucial.

This course explores the continuum from emergency relief to sustainable development, emphasizing the practical application of specialized theoretical knowledge. Participants will gain insights into managing crises, implementing recovery strategies, and building resilience in vulnerable populations. The program also focuses on the critical role of international and bilateral agencies in addressing these challenges.

Course Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

  • Apply specialized knowledge and skills essential for effective humanitarian and development work.
  • Identify and promote standards of good practice in humanitarian responses.
  • Develop strategies for early warning and prevention of humanitarian crises.
  • Foster cooperation and dialogue among governmental, non-governmental, and international agencies.
  • Create strategies that integrate emergency interventions with sustainable development goals.

Course Content

  1. Public Health in Complex Emergencies (Advanced)
    • Control of Communicable Diseases
    • Food and Nutrition
    • Reproductive Health
    • HIV/AIDS
    • Sexual Violence and Torture
    • Mental Health
  1. Emergency and Disaster Management
    • Risk Assessment and Vulnerability Analysis
    • Disaster Preparedness and Response
    • Recovery, Rehabilitation, and Reconstruction
    • Reporting, Information, and Documentation in Disasters
  1. The Humanitarian Arena
    • Political, Social, and Economic Context
    • Complex Humanitarian Emergencies and Fragile States
    • Natural Disasters and Global Climate Change
    • International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and Human Rights
    • Humanitarian Ethics and Codes of Conduct
    • The Role of the Media
  1. Process Towards Stability and Sustainable Development
    • The Role of the Military in Humanitarian Interventions
    • Peacekeeping, Peace-building, and Peace-making
    • Repatriation, Reintegration, and Tracing
    • Post-Conflict Rehabilitation and Demobilization, including Child Soldiers
    • Managing the Transition to Sustainable Development
    • Economic Stabilization and Sustainable Livelihoods
    • Exit Strategies in Humanitarian Assistance Programs
  1. Research Paper
    • Selection of Research Topic
    • Proposal Writing and Revisions
    • Chapters Three, Four, and Five of Research Paper
    • Guidelines provided by the institute
  1. Final Examination

Training Format

  • All materials are accessible through our Online Learning Platform.
  • Students should allocate approximately 5-6 hours per week.
  • Online delivery includes curriculum materials, exercises, and templates.

Assignments

  • Students will submit assignments monthly to demonstrate their understanding of the course content.

Duration and Structure

  • Course Duration: 12 months (2 semesters)
  • Regions Targeted: Global
  • Course Fee: €1500
  • Format: Online Learning
  • Languages: English and French

Minimum Entry Requirements

  • Bachelor’s Degree from a recognized university
  • Equivalent qualification from a recognized institution

Contact Details

For more information and to apply, please contact:

Global Relief Institute (GRI)
Email: info@globalreliefinstitute.org
Website: www.globalreliefinstitute.org

The Post Graduate Diploma in Humanitarian Development at GRI provides a robust framework for addressing the complexities of humanitarian and development work, preparing professionals to make significant contributions in crisis management and sustainable development.